Amaravati Tour

Amaravati Stupa bears testimony to the Buddhist history associated with the city. Built in the 3rd century BCE to store relics of the Buddha, this ancient monument stands seven stories high. Today, all but a small portion of the stupa are adorned with sculptures and carvings that have survived centuries. The archaeological wonder gets prominence enough to relish our Amaravati tourist places itinerary. 

Dhyana Buddha Statue

One of Amaravati’s tallest, modern iconic landmarks, the Dhyana Buddha Statue, is 125 feet high. The monument displays Buddha in a meditative position, conveying peace and enlightenment. At night, the statue is especially bright. Many of our tailor-made tour packages end with a night visit to admire the tranquil statue and its elegance under the lights. In the park that surrounds it, there are green areas with benches and everything you need to disconnect.

Undavalli Caves

The Undavalli Caves are the signature of Indian rock-cut architecture in Amaravati. Carved out of solid sandstone, they are thought to be from the 7th century. It has detailed carvings in the caves and a colossal reclining statue of Lord Vishnu. This is a historical and heritage group tour in India, which features an important place. The caves are a fascinating insight into the age-old Indian artistry and religious undertakings.

Amaralingeswara Swamy Temple

Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this ancient temple is a landmark in Amaravati as it holds religious importance. With its spiritual ambiance and architectural grandeur, it is visited by devotees and architecture enthusiasts. This temple complex comprises other minor shrines and a sacred tank, augmenting the charm of one of the most desired Amaravati tourist places.